May 2026 highlights across mehah/otclient and opentibiabr/canary. This period focused on delivering core gameplay progression features and strengthening cross-architecture release reliability, driving both user value and engineering efficiency. Key features delivered: - Weapon Proficiency System: full XP tracking, levels, perks; dedicated Proficiency window with item grid, progress, perk selection, filters/search; top-bar widget for quick status and one-click access; real-time updates when equipping items and gaining XP; client and scripting support to send proficiency actions and apply perk selections to the server. - Imbuement System UI and Management: Shrine UI for item/scroll selection, flows for imbuement/clear, timers and cost display; new modules for selection and management; progress bars and tooltips; exposed client APIs and protocol support for imbuement interactions; UX improvements with formatted balance displays and conditional enablement of actions. Major bugs fixed: - ARM64 Linux release build: fixed a regression causing build helper runtime failures due to an undefined script variable, improving reliability of cross-arch releases. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Improved platform parity across x86_64 and ARM64 with a robust ARM64 release path and tooling. - Enhanced end-user gameplay depth and UX through real-time proficiency updates and richer imbuement workflows. - Strengthened developer productivity via modular UI components, reusable widgets, and exposed client APIs for future feature work. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Real-time UI updates, client/server protocol integration, and extensible UI widgets (progress bars, top-bar widgets). - Build tooling and cross-architecture release engineering (CMake presets, ARM64 toolchain/vcpkg layout, build helper updates). - UX-focused design (tooltips, balance displays) and API exposure for scripting interactions.

April 2026 monthly summary for opentibiabr/canary: Delivered a new Paralysis Deflection imbuement category 'Vibrancy' with three tiers, enabling paralysis removal at 15%, 25%, and 50%. This feature includes optional PvP paralysis deflection support and broadened applicability across boots (standard and premium variants) and other items. Updated imbuement slots to expose paralysis deflection, improving cross-item interoperability and PvP readiness.

March 2026 deliverables for mehah/otclient focused on UX reliability and bot automation. Key features delivered include Action Bar Hotkey Set Management (ensures hotkey sets are created, renamed, and removed when switching presets and keeps the action bar in sync with the selected hotkey set) and Mana Shield Condition for Bot Mana Management (introduces a mana shield condition to improve bot mana management and survivability). Major bug fixes include the action bar behavior when switching presets under general hotkeys, addressing a known inconsistency and improving user workflow. Overall impact: smoother action bar workflows, enhanced bot mana management, reduced user friction, and improved maintainability. Technologies/skills demonstrated: UI/hotkey orchestration, bot logic extension, commit-driven development, and impact-focused deliverables.

February 2026 monthly summary focusing on key accomplishments, business value, and technical achievements across mehah/otclient and opentibiabr/canary. Delivered targeted highscores improvements, asset delivery fixes, and enhanced quest interactions. Demonstrated strong data mapping, code cleanup, and user-facing reliability improvements that reduce support overhead and improve player experience.

January 2026 (2026-01) monthly summary for mehah/otclient focusing on measurable feature delivery, incremental improvements, and a key persistence bug fix across core gameplay systems. The work emphasizes user experience, navigation reliability, and progression depth, with explicit commits indicating feature work and bug remediation.

December 2025: Key feature delivered in mehah/otclient: Market Values UI Formatting Enhancement — added comma separators for market values and extended UISpinBox to support formatted input/output, significantly improving readability and data entry reliability in the market UI. This release includes the fix: a7251bcab88a2e10457ad735b7b13b2e8c6fa840 (fix: market value format (#1509)).

October 2025 – Opentibiabr/canary: Fixed Blessings Purchase Logic to prevent over-purchasing and enforce max limits. The purchase flow now only allows buying All Blessings when blessings are not at max, improving accuracy of blessing acquisition and preventing erroneous purchases. This change ties to issue #3722 and is tracked via commit 6f47dfa5dd4f5fed9c0933e076fd1ed6a0efa7fc for traceability.

Month: 2025-03 — Focused delivery on Shop UI and Item Equip Flow Improvements for mehah/otclient, with a strong emphasis on business value and user experience. Implemented new item instantiation and tier setting prior to equip, updated shop/prey icons, and introduced a store button UI toggle function. The work included a targeted fix for icon updates and equipping items via the actionbar, driven by commit 245ff3cfd53daf3ea02b3b357f7636ab1cf844b7 (fix: Icon updates and equipping items via the actionbar #1119). Overall, the changes reduce friction in item management and prepare the ground for future item customization and inventory workflows.